Trinh Tuan Vy: The king of dance music, who spent 2 years recovering from drug addiction, did not dare to look at his colleagues

Trinh Tuan Vy used to be a popular and expensive singer, earning nearly 30 million VND every night from singing at fairs. But there was a time when he slipped into mistakes and had to go to rehab.

Trinh Tuan Vy's real name is Nguyen Quoc Tuan, born in 1982 in Ho Chi Minh City, is a male singer at the same time as Pham Khanh Hung, Han Thai Tu,... He is also known as the son of a theater artist. said Nguyen Sanh. Possessing a handsome appearance, along with a warm and emotional voice, he left a deep impression in the hearts of the audience.

During the peak period of his career, Trinh Tuan Vy's name was associated with hits such as: Treo Cao Te Dau, Choose the Wrong Path, To Have You,... Success came too early at a young age, causing The male singer was overwhelmed with fame and invitations from his friends and fell into the temptations and traps of countless games.

In 2010, Tuan Dy was discovered to be addicted to banned substances, drugs... and had to go to mandatory rehab for more than 2 years. During that time, the Saigon singer was temporarily away from art and did not have any products released to the public. His name was gradually forgotten by the audience.

According to Trinh Tuan Vy's girlfriend - DJ Ngoc Han in the program "Perfect Puzzle", since knowing that the male singer was entangled in a sinful path, it was the first time she saw him cry.

Even though she was very sad, the beauty still tried to stay by her side and encourage her lover to cheer up and return to him in the past. Thanks to their love of more than 10 years, Tuan Vy - Ngoc Han have overcome many storms in life together.

In February 2019, Trinh Tuan Vy released the song "You Haven't Come Back Yet" attracting the attention of many fans. This is a work composed by Tan Zui with a sad ballad melody, quite cheesy, the material is not new, the content is easy to find in any other song. However, the MV telling about a love triangle suddenly became a trend.

In June of the same year, the Saigon singer shared for the first time about the dark time in his life on the program "Weekend Stories". Accordingly, during the months in the rehab camp, he encountered harsh weather, the sun broke his head in the morning, and the night was bone-chillingly cold. Every day the male singer had to go to work hard.

However, the thing that worries Trinh Tuan Vy the most is that people look down on him and think he is "invincible": "People told me that going to prison would still give me a little respect, but if I got involved in drugs, that would be the end of it." "For every 100 people who quit drug addiction, 99 will relapse."

Thanks to his singing talent, during his time at the camp, Trinh Tuan Vy was able to join the performance team, and his work was lighter than other people. Here, the male singer witnessed a famous artist having to go to prison with him but could not get over it, and eventually passed away right at the camp.

Occasionally, there were art troupes that came to perform for the campers. However, because he was too embarrassed, Trinh Tuan Vy only dared to sneak a look and then sneak away, not daring to come close to meet his old colleagues.

The thing that tormented the male singer the most when he fell into addiction was losing his father's trust. More heartbreakingly, his mother passed away because she was so sad, leaving him unable to see her face one last time. From then on, the male singer was determined to completely stop his addiction and rebuild his life.

However, after completing rehab, it took Tuan Vy another year to reintegrate into the community. The male singer said that when he returned to art, it took another 2 years to be accepted by the audience.

"I don't dare to blame anyone, I only blame myself. When I returned, everything was really difficult for me. People starting from zero are already suffering, but I'm left with a negative number. So being able to sit here and talk with director Le Hoang is really a pride," the Sai Thanh singer confided.

Previously, Trinh Tuan Vy and his father, artist Nguyen Sanh, did not get along. He admitted that he was hot-tempered, stubborn, and heartless, while his father was a caring person, living knowingly, giving all his love to his family and working according to the framework. From childhood to adulthood, the two rarely confided because of their differing views on life.

In 2021, Tuan Vy shared for the first time about his great father: "Today, when I went with him, I saw that my father is old. He often looks at me for a long time, part of him is probably proud because his child is grown up now. Smart, you didn't expect me to be so brave now.

He walked beside me, I kept wishing that now I was not the one leading him away, but on the contrary, I wanted to see my father young again. He was frugal to give to this person and that person, I knew that, so I left him a separate card so he could do whatever he wanted. I told him not to let anyone use it, but if he gave it to me, I would be happy. dare to say anything".

It can be seen that Trinh Tuan Vy has become more mature after the mistakes he made in the past. Not long ago, the guy who bought a car as a gift for his father was artist Nguyen Sanh. Currently, the male singer born in 1982 is residing in the US with his family.

The more difficulties Trinh Tuan Vy encounters, the more he appreciates his current wife - the person who has stood by his side from the days of addiction until now. "She is the one who has visited and cared for me for 2 years. Currently we are together but we are not married and have no children," the male singer said.

Trinh Tuan Di also revealed that his wife is very beautiful and sings well, but he doesn't want her to join showbiz and just wants to do business at home. This caused director Le Hoang to object and think that "it's so evil, you have to let your wife go out and interact with people". However, the male singer still maintained his opinion and affirmed, "I did let her take DJ lessons, but just for fun."